When Degang Guo said cross talk, he mentioned Baoding many times. As a native of Tianjin, why does he know so much about Baoding?

First of all, Baoding is near Beijing. In fact, these districts and counties around Beijing all appear in the works, such as Hong Kong (Xianghe), Tongxian, Fangshan, Zhangjiakou, Chengde and so on.

The reason is that Baoding dialect and Baoding famous donkey are on fire. First of all, Baoding dialect is very distinctive. At first glance, it looks rustic. If you listen carefully, you will find that the more you listen to it, the more rustic it is (no derogatory meaning, I am also from Baoding, although I can't speak Baoding dialect), but I bring my own jokes when I say it. It is often used in some high-end scenes, to highlight the jokes through this contrast, such as Princess Ayi Tuyuan in Baoding dialect.

There is also a donkey meat fire. I believe everyone has heard the story of Mr. Yu's father pushing a chariot to sell donkey fire. It's a famous snack in Baoding, and everyone will understand it when you say it.

There are many people from Baoding in Tianjin, and there are many people from Tianjin in Baoding. When you know history, you will know a lot. There are too many units, colleges, scientific research, enterprises, workers, professors, teachers and students who have moved from Tianjin to Baoding in recent decades. Due to historical reasons, some enterprises, units, institutions and workers moved from Baoding to Shijiazhuang in that turbulent era.

In addition, there may be relatives in Baoding, Degang Guo, or some relatives are from Baoding. Another reason is the memory of the older generation. After all, Baoding is an ancient city. Degang Guo's wife met her when she was performing in Baoding. Maybe Lao Guo has special feelings for Baoding.

The characteristics of Baoding dialect are easy to form a burden in cross talk. Crosstalk actors pay attention to learning and teasing, and a good crosstalk actor may know many local dialects. For example, Shanxi dialect often appears in cross talk performances, and Baoding dialect is no exception.

Baoding dialect is very different from other local dialects in Hebei. It doesn't sound good at first, but it can be understood by the audience. Coupled with the paragraph, it is both characteristic and fun. In my impression, Degang Guo's "Dream of Marriage" and "Dream of the West" performed in the small yard all contain a large number of Baoding dialects.

As you all know, donkey meat is a famous snack in Baoding, and it is popular, and it is often used as material in cross talk. For example, people who often listen to cross talk should still remember the burden of being the first donkey in the world.

Baoding, as one of the cultural centers in northern China, is similar to Beijing and Tianjin in cultural customs. Through some historical stories of Baoding and the data compiled by predecessors, this is a great wealth for crosstalk performers. Degang Guo is a famous crosstalk artist and naturally has a unique friendship with Baoding. Therefore, it is normal for Degang Guo to often mention Baoding on the cross talk stage.